Generate CA Signed Certificates

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Installation of FTASecurity is supported on three Linux Operating System (CentOS, RHEL, and SUSE). Follow the colored boxes for the commands to be executed on specific Linux Operating System as shown below:
Blue background box: Execute the commands mentioned in Blue background on CentOS or RHEL environment.
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Green background box: Execute the commands mentioned in Green background on SUSE Linux environment.
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Rest all commands and steps are common for the three Operating Systems.
FTASecurity provides a simple user managed certificate authority (CA) to create certificates that are suitable for test environments or for servers running in private networks where there is no existing public key management (PKI) system for creating certificates.
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For servers on the public Internet, use the certificates from one of the commercial CAs. These certificate authorities are both more secure and generally trusted. Most web browsers come with the root keys for all the major commercial CAs, so browsers will automatically trust sites that use certificates signed by one of these CAs. Additionally, many organizations will have a CA for issuing certificates for servers on the corporate network. User should check with the IT department to see if they can provide certificates.
This CA created by the Security Provider scripts can be used to create signed X.509 certificates that can be used to enable HTTPS for the FactoryTalk Analytics products and for Security Provider.
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